Tilt and Turn windows can be opened fully inwards from the sides like traditional casement windows. However, when the handle is rotated upward, the bottom locks into place and the window tilts inward, providing draft-free ventilation. Tilt and Turn windows are popular in Europe due to their flexible functionality. Tilt and turn windows can be used as a fixed window, an inward opening window, or an inward tilting “hopper window”.

Tilt and Turn also offer better security than traditional windows due to their more robust construction and multi-point locking systems.  The hinges on tilt and turn windows further secure the window from being pulled open from the exterior. The tilt position offers higher security than a traditional casement windows, while still enabling ventilation. In the event of an emergency such as a fire, the side opening feature of Tilt and Turn windows offer an additional exit point.

Tilt and Turn windows are available in sizes up to 5 feet in width and 8 feet in height.

European Tilt and Turn windows offer many advantages over traditional casement windows due to their higher quality components and superior design.  Neufenster’s innovative triple pane design Tilt and Turn windows offer exceptional energy efficiency, reduced heat loss, and better sound reduction compared to traditional double pane windows. Their superior performance and durability are ideal for Canadian climates.

Triple glazed European Tilt and Turn windows only cost 10-15% more than double pane windows, however offer a much longer lifespan and greater financial gains due to lower heating and maintenance costs.

Tilt Turn windows are easier to clean than traditional windows because they can be opened inwards for easy access. Additionally, our Internorm® product line offers rounded edges on the window sill as a standard feature, for effortless dusting.